Meet the Peacemaker &
become Peacemakers

We are a new church creating safe spaces for people to meet
Jesus, experience real peace, and become peacemakers.

Peacemaker – eirēnopoiós · pacificatory · serving to make peace

“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.”

MATTHEW 5:9

We Do Church Differently.

We practice our faith in the building and in action.
We're a new United Methodist Church in South City

Sundays

Our Sunday morning experience is uniquely designed for you to develop a spirituality that gives you peace with God, yourself, others and life.

It’s Safe – Your questions are welcome! Spiritual awakening begins with honesty. Our church is a safe place to be authentic without fear of judgement.

It’s Relevant – Beyond Sunday. Meaningful spirituality gives us wisdom to guide us in our daily lives.

It’s Responsive – What you think matters! We share our perspectives on faith matters to find belonging in our spirituality and in the family of God.

Peacemaking

We practice our faith in ways people can see and feel. As peacemakers, we believe we are called to make peace in the world. We do this by being in relationship with our community and learning how we can provide relevant service.

Meet Pastor Aaron Carter

Aaron Carter was born in San Antonio, Texas. He graduated from Newman University in Wichita, Kansas in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in psychology.

In preparation for pastoral ministry Aaron studied at the Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia and graduated with a Master of Divinity degree in 2010, with a focus in church and community leadership.

As a pastor, Aaron has a heart to see people live with the peace that they are beloved children of a loving, mindful and present God. To this end, he uses the life and teachings of Jesus Christ to encourage people to ask questions and take steps of faith that lead to transformative encounters with the Holy Spirit.

He enjoys family, basketball, different perspectives, different places, nature, coffee and meeting new people.

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Our Blogs

What It Really Means to Be a Peacemaker

Matthew 5:9 isn’t about avoiding conflict. It’s about building relationships that bring God’s peace into the world.

Church as a Safe Space for Your Questions

Your doubts and questions are welcome here, because honest faith starts with honest conversations.

Peacemaking Starts in Your Own Neighborhood

Small acts of kindness and real connection are how we share the gospel where we live.